THE BOOK OF A THOUSAND DAYS by Shannon Hale is a young adult fairy tale retelling and romance. This post will be in a Q&A style. […]

PICK ME UP by Zoë Rice is romance comedy. This post will be in a Q&A style.

LOST FOR WORDS by Lorelei Mathias is a romance comedy. This post will be in a Q&A style. […]

THE UNFORTUNATE MISS FORTUNES by Jennifer Crusie, Eileen Dreyer, and Anne Stuart is a romance comedy. This post will be in a Q&A style.

THE MISSING INK by Karen E. Olson is the first book in the A Tattoo Shop Mystery series. The protagonist, Brett Kavanaugh, is a female tattooist who owns her own tattoo shop, The Painted Lady. I like her right from the start. She is a fun person surrounded by good friends who are also her shop employees. She is different from Annie Seymour in the Annie Seymour Mysteries series, and so intrigued am I by her that I took the opportunity to know more about Brett in my interview with Karen.

I’m thrilled to have Karen E. Olson making a guest appearance here in Malaysia. Karen is the author of the new A Tattoo Shop Mystery series and her latest book, THE MISSING INK, in the series will be released tomorrow! She is also the author of the Annie Seymour Mystery series.

I’ve read THE MISSING INK and boy, I loved it! I’m glad for the opportunity to interview Karen so that she can tell us more about her newest protagonist, Brett Kavanaugh. Brett is a tattooist and a tattoo shop owner.

Please join me in welcoming Karen!

FIREPROOF is a novelization by Eric Wilson of the screenplay by Alex and Stephen Kendrick. It’s an amazing faith-based story with inspiring characters and a challenging message. The marriage relationship is being taken lightly these days and when the going gets tough, divorce becomes the easy way out.

This book is an eye- (and heart-) opener—Caleb Holt’s resolve to save his marriage even though it is extremely hard for him and fight for the woman he loves—will dare us to rethink our own relationships.

SILVER FALLS by Anne Stuart is an enjoyable read, and more so because I was reading it with two of my dear blog buddies, Melody and Julia. For this review, we have decided to do something different and the format would be in Q&A. Let’s begin. […]